Ten incredible, somewhat-indie musicians from Nashville, Tennessee touring together. Their last stop: Atlanta. It was such a treat.
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Paige, Johnnie, and I arrived over an hour before the show started. We earned our incredible view of the stage. |
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This crazy woman later jumped on stage to grab a set list for me. My hero. |
When all ten artists came out on stage, I was so overwhelmed. Four of them were on my Bucket List of Concerts. I didn't know where to keep my eyes. I wanted to watch them all at once.
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Gabe Dixon started off the show with my favorite song of his, Running On Fumes. |
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Tyler James on trumpet, Andrew Belle, Trent Dabbs, and Matthew Perryman Jones. |
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KS Rhoads and Trent Dabbs, bro-ing out. |
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I was most excited to hear Andrew Belle play. |
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...So excited that he deserves two pictures. |
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Butterfly Boucher rocked bass the entire time- even on her own songs. |
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Seth Philpott. We'd met once before, so when we chatted before the show, he (pretended that he) remembered me. I was honored. |
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Erin McCarley happened to be in Atlanta, so she played a surprise song. It was fantastic. |
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Matthew Perryman Jones and Butterfly Boucher are straight-up rock stars. |
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Trent Dabbs- the creator of Ten Out of Tenn. |
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Possibly my favorite picture of the night, all because of Mr. Dabbs' goofy jacket. |
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Johnnie especially took a liking to Tyler James. |
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Oh my goodness. Katie Herzig is incredible. Like eerily good. Like perfect. |
Fantastic show. They ended the night by coming out into the crowd and singing Johnny Cash's Ring of Fire. We left immediately (but not before snagging a set list) because we had to dash to the Black Cat dance... and because the security guard asked us to leave after Johnnie jumped on stage. Not a big deal. Driving away, we saw the ten jamming out in the middle of the street in front of the venue. Dangerously cool.
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